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Can you use the word tonight on present form?

You can't use "tonight" in the present form because it's an adverb of time, not a verb.

Here's why:

* Tonight refers to the current night. It's a specific point in time.

* Present form is used for verbs, which describe actions or states of being.

Examples:

* Incorrect: "Tonight is going to be a great night." (Tonight is not a verb.)

* Correct: "I'm going to the movies tonight." (The verb "going" is in the present form.)

To use "tonight" correctly, you need to combine it with a verb in the present tense.

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